United States field hopes at Munich Olympic Games
U S track stars mix youth and experience in field events. Bob Seagren’s world record pole no longer legal for the Games. Brian Oldfield and other U S throwers sketch a competitive roster. Names include Seagren, Oldfield, Steve Smith, Jan Johnson, Randy Williams, Preston Carrington, Arnie Robinson, Dwight Stones, Janis Lusis, Juri Tarmak, Kestutis Sapka, Jeff Bannister, Jeff Bennett and teammates facing strong international rivals.
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Charley Johnson Traded to Denver Broncos
Charley Johnson, veteran quarterback, is traded from Houston to the Denver Broncos for a high 1973 draft choice. Johnson, 33, starts his 12th NFL season with Denver after previously playing for St. Louis and Houston. He joins a Broncos team eager for his experience.
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New FCA Chapter Formed At AHS
Ten Athens High School students formed a Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter with Phil Strekal as president and Norm Stewart as secretary treasurer. The group plans weekly meetings, fundraisers, and a Dow Lake picnic for Children's Home children, aiming to expand next year.
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Big Ten Approves Six Varsity Reserve Football Games
The Big Ten Finance and Athletics Council approves a six game varsity reserve schedule for 1972 to accommodate freshmen on varsity football and basketball. Wayne Duke says schools schedule the games with a three road-game limit and coaches sought the plan to give freshmen and inexperienced upperclassmen practical game experience.
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Dayton to host NCAA Mideast Regional basketball games
Dayton Ohio will again host the NCAA Mideast Regional basketball tournament. This marks the third time in four years that the University of Dayton serves as a site for the regional playoffs.
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Wednesday and Thursday Major League Baseball Results
Weekly results show Chicago 8 Milwaukee 6 Oakland 4 Baltimore 3 California 2 Cleveland , Kansas City 3 New York 2 Texas 9 Boston 8 in 10 innings. Minnesota at Detroit rained out. Thursday features Chicago at Baltimore and Minnesota at Detroit plus California at Cleveland and Boston at Texas. only games scheduled.
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Area Grid Rules Clinic for Area Coaches
A football rules clinic for area coaches is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Athens Country Club. Area high school coaches must attend as a representative from the Ohio High School Athletic Association will discuss rules changes including the new tie-breaker plan and Paul Parke will present slides and movies. Four of the eight Mets March roster outfielders have moved to other clubs, including Willie Mays.
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